out of focus
idiomPart ofin-focus
out of focus — idiom
1. used to say that an image is not sharp or clear because the lens is set incorrec
1.慣用語
釋義
used to say that an image is not sharp or clear because the lens is set incorrectly; also used figuratively to mean vague, unclear, or not being properly attended to
例句
Wei deleted the group photo because everyone was out of focus.
The main issues in the debate seemed to drift out of focus as the argument went on.